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Alan S. Hale

Alan S. Hale

Recent Work by Alan S.

Anti-encampment bill promises to give Ontarians back their parks

Anti-encampment bill promises to give Ontarians back their parks

Long-anticipated anti-encampment bill tabled in the house gives new powers to police and municipalities
Nishnawbe Aski Police Service becomes the equal of non-Indigenous police forces

Nishnawbe Aski Police Service becomes the equal of non-Indigenous police forces

The Nishnawbe Aski Nation Police is the first-ever Indigenous police force to be recognized under the Community Safety and Policing Act 
Ford promises anti-encampment bill without notwithstanding clause

Ford promises anti-encampment bill without notwithstanding clause

Premier Ford has backed away from pre-emptively using the notwithstanding clause again but is still keeping it in his back pocket
Ontario shutting down supervised consumption sites without assessing harm to drug users: auditor

Ontario shutting down supervised consumption sites without assessing harm to drug users: auditor

Health Minister Sylvia Jones once promised that ‘people are not going to die,’ but the province hasn’t tried to figure out if they will or not, the auditor general reports
PCs introduce legislation to close safe drug consumption sites

PCs introduce legislation to close safe drug consumption sites

Despite many warnings of unintended consequences, the PCs are moving ahead with closing down 10 facilities across the province
Ford defends circumventing housing requirement for encampment evictions

Ford defends circumventing housing requirement for encampment evictions

It may be unclear where encampment dwellers will be expected to go if they are evicted without other housing options, but Premier Doug Ford promises they won't be left stranded
'Not perfect': Ontario First Nations accept $47.8B child welfare deal

'Not perfect': Ontario First Nations accept $47.8B child welfare deal

Not everyone is happy with the agreement but that didn't stop First Nations chiefs from voting for it overwhelmingly
Ontario needs capacity more than forced treatment, says addictions minister

Ontario needs capacity more than forced treatment, says addictions minister

Minister says involuntary treatment should be studied, but increasing the mental health system's capacity has to come first
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